Introduction
Notch is the first tool that enables you to create interactive and video content in one unified real-time environment.
More information on Notch can be found here.
Capabilities, Benefits, and Key Features
- Create interactive and generative content and live video effects in a powerful, easy, and stable workflow
- Export and play back with the media servers you already use
- Create VR experiences with our NLE workflow
- A powerful and flexible real-time visual engine
Limitations / Technology Requirements
Notch can only be run on Windows (cannot be run on Mac). It is possible that Notch could be run on a Mac using a Windows VM.
What can I expect?
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Support Tier: Tier 2 - Sponsor Support: If students were to contact IT Help, they refer the user to an individual sponsor, typically an instructor of a given course. The sponsor would work directly with the vendor on any unresolved issues.
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Acquisition Model: Direct Download: Software is downloaded to a local computer and installed to run from that specific device.
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Licensing Model: User license server: Miami or the Vendor hosts a license server that the application uses to checkin and validate that you still have permission to use the application. The license server typically has one or more administrators that review and ensure the licenses have been deployed according the terms and conditions of use.
Who may use it?
80 designated IMS students may use the software annually.
How do I get started?
Instructors and students can download Notch at https://www.notch.one/support/downloads_area/.
Is there a charge to me or my department?
Notch has an Education Package that Miami is currently using to support 80 IMS students. The cost is around $2000 per academic year.